Hi ReadyForChange:
I dont want to disclose my doc just yet, as nobody has responded to the quality of work done on me. The only reason I mention the research is that I feel that by the time I need to deplete all my donor hair to keep up with the progression of my hairloss, especially after the use of propecia, minoxidil, etc., I believe that there will be a legitamate breakthrough in the techniques available for hair restoration. As for the laser comb, I have read threads on the laser comb, some positive and many stating no results. In my stage of hair loss maintainance is key, even the analysis of the studies showed by the highly esteemed doctors on the forum, and the clinical studies themselves show that hair was pretty much maintained if not gained. Lasers have been used medically to accelarate healing. So Im thinking if worse comes to worse it should help me heal from the hair transplant quicker and maybe even spur early hair growth of the transplanted hair. Nevertheless, I have a guarantee that if I dont feel that it works for me in 6 months then I can get a FULL refund. So for me there is nothing to lose.
My pre-op pics may depict the hair loss worse than it actually looks because I think I used flash for them. I have a little worse than a 3V. So 2600 grafts seemed like enough to provide pretty decent coverage (any DOCTORs on this site wanna give their insight?) and give me a hairline that is 50 grafts per cm^2. I also am pretty optimistic that the propecia/mino combo will help me improve my crown and mid top region. I wanna be able to go atleast 4 yrs before getting another procedure done. If propecia and mino dont help enough I can use concelers as well for that region. Concelers have worked well for me thus far, believe it or not its hard to tell that Im balding with it on. With the transplant I should atleast have a nice hairline.